LIMIT and OFFSET incorrectly adding {0} instead of actual value.

[TwitchBronBron]

It seems like the .LIMIT and .OFFSET items aren't working quite right. I would expect that function to insert the raw integer into the query, but instead it inserts the string placeholder. Is this a bug or by design?

 [TestMethod]
        public void Limit_Clause_Inserts_Value()
        {

            var query = SQL
               .SELECT("*")
               .FROM("TABLE")
               .LIMIT(1);

            Assert.AreEqual("SELECT *\r\nFROM TABLE\r\nLIMIT 1", query.ToString());
        }

Assert.AreEqual failed. Expected:<SELECT FROM TABLE LIMIT 1>. Actual:<SELECT FROM TABLE LIMIT {0}>.

[maxtoroq]

It's by design, see #2.